Post the tweets then.
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Like is said earlier, they made me delete them to get my privileges back or else I would. I have nothing to hide
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It sounds like Twitter says that you do.
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Right, Brooke whined about all the mean poopy heads and Twitter bowed down to her
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I hold a slightly different opinion on that, Mr. WhawhaWhat. So please allow me to do you the honor of sharing with you my WhywhyWhys ...

Surely, there's little doubt at this point that Pryor used the tried-and-true DailyMail technique of using insinuation and implication in her twoots, articles, and interviews to paint a very inaccurate picture of Tyreek's situation. Any truly objective observer could fairly state that she made up her mind that Tyreek was guilty from day one. So the question is, why?

One reason might be that she simply believed it and didn't see any need to investigate or vet and verify her sources. (Assuming she has the skills required to actually do those things.)

Another reason might be that she saw this as A Big Story that could advance her career and she succumbed to target fixation. (Which, by the way, is not a trait you find in good, solid, professional journalists.)

Underlying all that is the demonstrable and inherent racist attitude she displayed throughout. The comments she has made and the tropes she has used when discussing Tyreek are shameful. And keep in mind that she did the same thing in Oklahoma with a black, college football player who was wrongfully accused of rape. In that case, the player was found to be completely innocent. Yet, she still didn't accept the outcome and wrote that his exoneration was misconstrued by the public and likely improper. Now, that could be a remarkable coincidence or it could be a pattern, but either way, it's bad reporting and certainly not "objective".

Given all that and taking the football aspect completely out of the equation, we have a reporter who was clearly agenda-driven, disinterested in the facts, used racist cliches and conceits when covering the subject, and to this very day has never once issued a correction, a retraction, or an apology ... not to Tyreek and not to Star readers. Even though the version of the story as presented by her was utterly false and obviously tainted.

Instead, she has painted herself as the "victim".

In a civilized and rational society, a person like that needs course-correction. Because, a person like that is either incompetent, oblivious, evil, or insane. A person like that should be called out whenever and wherever they show their head unless or until they show some contrition.

FAX
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Mr. FAX, I have heard that feral hogs do indeed have inordinately thick skin...of course, everything about Ms. Pryor is thick, so...
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accountability comes, one way or the other, FAX
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If she'd ever log into CP we'd probably all get sued.
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I only Pryor was as eloquent with the pen as you are Mr FAX....

Excellent assessment!!!!!!!!
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Agreed. I envision Mr Fax as a dreamy (like incredibly) older gentleman with perfectly styled peppered hair. I imagine he simply splashes some gel and water in there, runs the comb a single time in whatever way he desires that day, and it simply falls perfectly along his experienced face. I imagine he quit his pipe a number of years ago in favor of only the finest cigars, which are given to him freely by world leaders that, like you and I, look up to and almost envy somewhat.

His buttoned shirt fits snuggly against his perfectly toned body, but he keeps the first two buttons free to their own accord which, on occasion, allows his shirt to sway some, exposing his masculinity. Mr Meatloaf, Mr Fax's meat stick just simply cannot be concealed. It's the one thing Mrs Fax despises about him, well when it is unsuccessfully kept from prying eyes. No matter how loose his khaki shorts are, the outline of that monster cannot be hidden. Mrs Fax, on more than one occasion, has had to slap a bitch for staring.

Mr Fax doesn't order his drinks on the rocks, dearest Mr Meatloaf, he's so cool his drinks chill themselves. Facts, or fax as I like to call truths.

Don't get me started on his writing skills...
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That simply suggests it's working.
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Yep, she's been catching hell on nearly every one of her tweets. I'm sure HyVee is having trouble keeping Mac and cheese on the shelves because of it.
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Lot of truth to that statement.
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Honestly, that doesn't sound bad at all.
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Pretty dumb on her part to acknowledge that this crap bothers her. It's only going to encourage it further.
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